The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-25

4 Sons, boot and shoe merchants, n
Arkansas, Louisiana and Mi0issippi,
after seeing that al OF bis customers
we're amply supplied, has bruahed tie
dust of his sample case and will take
q short breathing spell at home.
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Goodbar & Co. knew that A. r. No
MILAN had earned vacation, for hs
had sent 10 lots OF big orders for shoes
and boots recently, aud they told him
to come In and "let up" on his coun-
try patrons for while.
..
II takes score or more OF live sales
men 10 get around to see the custom
ers Of Lowenstein 4 Bro. They are
oil ont on the road ut present "hust-
ling" and the home clerks wish they
were at some seaport or other on .
vacation.
Fred Hsssig, one Of the members Of
the prosperous drug house Of Van
Vleet 4 Co., has returned to bis part
ners sftsr q successful trip over the
Illinois Central and Memphis and
Tennessee roads.
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Charles Keitly and r. N. Jones,
who look after the saddle wear Of
Memphis and Tennessee for the
Mem phis Saddlery Company, have
unsaddled themselves for q few day1
rest ct home.
L. 8. Rosenbaum, who upholds
Kentucky bourbon az the finest pre-
ventive for snake and all other kinds
Of bites on earth, is Stopping ct the
Gayoso, and will sho~ the bourbon
dealers that the brands from his NAM
moih Louisville, KY. house are the
best on the market.
Jerry Robinson, one Of the live mer-
chants from the thriving town Of
Charleston, Miss, who finds 1t cheaper
to buy bis goods OF all kinds in Mem
phis than any other market, hiss had
the Gay oso as his base Of operations
for the past few dsys.
&c
Hugo Becker, Of st. Louis. who
looks after the interest OF large dry
goods firm Of that city, 10 at the
Gayoso.
| W. A. Ramsey, he Arkansas man,
and E. L. Wright, the cold steel man
for Mississippi, representing the solid
hardware house OF Graham, Cousins
4 Co., are letting their steel rust
while they .us;ioste lew days from
their buoy work.
Oliver ]. Quigsins, Of Holly Springs,
Mss, and G. W. Boffaloe, Of Oxford,
merchants, spent yesterday in Mem.
phis, and left liberal orders to supply
their fall stock.
The youngest drummer who goes
ont Of Memphis, and, perhaps, the
younges, in the world, 10 Ed. Bsllamy,
who 10 now In his twelfth year, and -
handsome and bright lad as one could
find In q days travel. His IA ther, @.
W. Bsllamy, who travels for W. II.
Berry d Co., is we'll known throughout
the SJuth ~ q gentleman Of high
business standing. HIS wife died
some time since and he takes little Ed
with him on all Of his trips. Soma
six weeks bince, when Mr.. Bellamy
Was Ia The city, Bethany, IT,, asked
Mr.. Ed. Smith, who Il Col nscted with
the Sswrie- Eier Cracker and Confec,
ton Company, II he won d not sivs
him sampls case and let him try u
, sell some goods on his next trip. Mr..
Smith, In q spirit to enc urage the
young knight Of the eripssck, more
!, thsn with any expeola ion that he
would accomplish anything further
. than that he would eat up the sweet
samples, hxtd up q SIMPLE ease o.
4 choice goods Tor bin. The first wGel
be was on the road he cent In severa
orders, more allow, d from every towr
he stopped at, and at the eud Of eli
weeks he had cent In sixty Eve orders
sggrsgat In amount over $1,000. III,
writes his own letters renting thi
orders and they are In good bushes
style. He 10 destined TO he the Ma
: poleon OF drummerp, and 81 the rat
be has arted at there is no calculai
ing the summit Of his fame % Q bust
, ness man.
FL Lou Shelton, who sells cloth "al
. wool and yard wide" for one Of Oh,
largest Cincinnati houses, opened NJ
his samples at the Peabody yesterday
z -.
!. George Hallahan, representing th,
!. mammoth pork house Of Phil ID. Ar
mout a Co., Chicago, IL Stopping q
the GaJoeo. IL 10 likely that the ho
market will sharpen its teeth within
, the next few days, OF may be lard vii
Q not be worth ertasing with.
Q o.
u Capt J. o. Stokes and W. 7. niece
hee. two Of the wealthiest planters Il
:. the bottoms, and large purchasers O
. plantation supplies, were In the cit,
d Tor Q few hours today. As usual, the
}, stopped at the Peabody.
Tho Author OF "Dtzse.-